SanDisk - Ultra 64GB SDXC UHS-I Class 10 Memory Card

I bought this 64GB Class 10 (fastest to date) card for my new Nikon D7100. It's rated as the best performing SD card compared to other brands. I have been recording videos (HD) and RAW pics along with JPEG format. Never, read or write errors as on date. Transfer rate is really awesome with my MacBook Pro Retina 15. I'm just glad that you can buy a card that has so much space on it for such a cheap price now.... They used to be outrageously expensive just a few years ago. You cannot go wrong with this choice.

I've gotten this for my new camera. Some people say don't buy a large capacity card because if it dies you'll lose everything. I usually download images to my laptop at the end of the day's shoot just in case it does go kaput. I hate changing cards when I'm travelling and large capacity cards fit the bill. For a 18mp camera with RAW I can get over 4K of images and over 6K using large JPEGs! Large capacity cards are also advantageous with movies. Sandisk is one of the most reliable cards out there and when BestBuy had it on sale I went for it.

I bought this for my Toshiba Thrive. My Thrive has 8Gb on-board memory and I wanted to have plenty of storage for data files. I selected the 64Gb size because it was on sale, and I had a gift card. I received it in a very timely fashion in the mail. I plugged it into my Thrive and it was ready to use without any other effort on my part. The Thrive can actually handle a 128 Gb SDXC card, but I didn't want to spend the extra money. I got the card for less than $40. Critique of the Best Buy Survey. They didn't allow me to select a tablet as the device in which I am using it . And Best Buy actually sells tablets so one would think that this should be an option to select.

I bought this card to go with my new Canon 70D. The card allows for instant writing even when shooting continuous high speed photos. Capturing HD movies without lag time is a breeze. The card is large enough in size to go out for the day shooting a 1000 photos with no concerns. Can go for the holidays and never worried about having to download to clear the disk. Shoot all you want and then clean out the bad photos when you get home.

SOooo glad I purchased this extra Memory Card for my month long trip to Asia. I have no idea how many photos it actually holds - I think the Sales Rep said maybe 800. All I know is that is is vital to have enough storage when traveling and this was what I would consider an "essential" additional purchase to the Canon Camera I bought OR any camera for that matter. I bought the entire "package deal" with the camera and glad I did!

Overall, it's quite a durable and useful memory card. Perfect for shooting RAW photos with high megapixel DSLR cameras. It retains a high data transfer rate and is even cross compatible with a number of memory card and computer SD card slots that I originally thought it would not be compatible with. I don't regret this purchase at all~.

I got it on sale for $50 at the time but it was only $10 more than the 32GB version. So for a few dollars more I got double the capacity which I think is a great deal but after using it may turn out to be overkill. I've only used it for pictures (haven't used it for videos yet) but the camera still reads 9999 pictures possible at the highest resolution and I've taken over 600 pictures already. [Nikon AW110]

During the holidays, had a trip planned to go up to the mountains and take some pics of the beautiful winter scenes. Wanted a large storage card that I could trust and depend on with fast access time when downloading to my PC for review/editing. This SanDisk - Ultra 64GB Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) UHS-I Class 10 Memory Card met all of my requirements. You can trust your photos on this.